Working with the South Dakota Mines and military experts, the Black Hills Defense and Industry Symposium gives insight into what is happening in western South Dakota.
The Dick Schram Memorial Community Relation Award is received by military bases that set new standards of including the civilian community into the planning and execution of events.
As the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) makes it’s way through Congress, South Dakota’s delegation is supporting a provision to repeal the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for members of the Armed Forces.
U.S. Army Air Forces Staff Sgt. Walter Nies died in a German Prisoner of War camp in Lithuania, but his remains were not able to be recovered because the camp was deep in the Soviet Union occupation zone.
Republican governors send a letter to congressional leaders in hopes that Congress can block the Biden Administration COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military people.
The public will finally get to see the first of an estimated 100 new U.S. Air Force bombers; many of them coming to Ellsworth Air Force Base this decade.